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Old 12-17-04, 07:16 PM
Wassuuuub
Re: Welcome Screen / Fast User Switching
I'm having the exact same problem:

The text next to the checkbox in the "Properties > Screen Saver"
tab has changed from ON RESUME, DISPLAY WELCOME SCREEN to ON RESUME,
PASSWORD PROTECT and instead of switching to the welcome screen after
the screen saver is deactivated, I get the conventional w2k login
prompt.

"Use the Welcome Screen" and "Use Fast User Switching" are both
ENABLED.

I want my welcome screen back.
Thanks for any input ...

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Old 12-22-04, 10:06 AM
Cheekz185 Cheekz185 is offline
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Re: Re: Welcome Screen / Fast User Switching
Well i figured it out!. If you olny have 1 user account which is the computer administrator and/or if u have the guest accout on it will say "on resume password protect" you have to create another accout for it to say on resume show welcome screen.



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Originally posted by Wassuuuub
I'm having the exact same problem:

The text next to the checkbox in the "Properties > Screen Saver"
tab has changed from ON RESUME, DISPLAY WELCOME SCREEN to ON RESUME,
PASSWORD PROTECT and instead of switching to the welcome screen after
the screen saver is deactivated, I get the conventional w2k login
prompt.

"Use the Welcome Screen" and "Use Fast User Switching" are both
ENABLED.

I want my welcome screen back.
Thanks for any input ...
 


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